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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02
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Bung bonn Z. NObember 3. s. gefaBten
8eidluB bes 6tabtratbes: 6aB bic
@lunbeiosntbiimer in DFentlider Mbs
flmmung ibren @iQen funo tbun iols
leu, oh Ober ni9t bic Gtabt aur Bee
treitun8 Der Yau= un6 SnItanbbals
tungsfoten neuer @9ulbduler cine
epe3talsS teuer bon 10 Gents per 800
sl erbeben ermd@tigt tuirb, ferner:
Sn 8ea6tung Der i'm 1idbt. CHARTER
(5ect. 37) entbaltenen Befimmunger
be3i9li6 ebentueler 8acanaen i'm
@tabtrath, unb BET bur6 ben Ridtritt
bes 9errn q. 8eltnap, alderman at
large, In genanntem &6rper erfoIgte,1
@acaua, oa 6ieie bor Beginn ber lebten
9 Monate big 3ur nd1iten reguldret
Wabl eingetreten, peror6ne i6
8rDan galagban, Mapor ber Gta6t
San Mntonio, fraft ber bur6 ben Char.
ter unb fdbt. Srbinanaen mir gegebenen
8olma9ten, bic Nbbaltung elmer Gpes
aialwabl our @rlebisung ber oben ange>
flbrten Mngelegenbeiten unb beitimme
bierfiir
9 a a g benz. Sanuar 1888.
Sic Stimmtditen in ben ber16iebes
men Marbs beftnben fi6 an folgen6en
punften, uno mer6en I'm s ubr Mors
gems ge0fnet unb um 6 ll6r Mbenbs ge.
f6lofen merben.
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nisbeim.
2. Warb. gde Ofs unb Dolo.
roia etraBe. 8orHBenber: Dan.
9eoer.
3. Waro. @de Mebiua. uno Seal.
StraBe. gorlibenber: u. g.. @ibas.
4. Marb. 2riid's 9ale, Ode
9outons unb Nor6 Shores GtraBe.
8~orfibenber: s. @illemaim.
5. Warb. Sr Der. Mlamo. 8ors
Iibenber: gb. &iI9e ST.
6. Marb. 6. q. Mrbeiters0 ereiH,
Of.@ommerce :StraBe. 8~orfBenber:
s.. 8itters.
z. Warb. Ode 9ictoria uub Ma.
tasOrbasS traBe. BOriiBenber: s. VI.
SennD.
8. @arb. Sci Meaaifer, POI
Siio > NlamO 5 StraBe. 8orlBenotr:
s. @ulff.
Nur Steuer3abler limb iimmbered.
tigt un6 lauten Die Wablaettel:
"For' or against the proposition.
Die Wabl unb Stimmen3dblune
fiu6et in uebereinltimmung nit ben
in ber Srbinan3 iiber WabIen feftgefeB.
ten &eseIn itatt.
Gan Nntonio, 2. DECEMBER 1887.
z BrDan GaIIagba
&kHSD NaD0r.
@e9enge5.:
6. g. @lauoOu n, @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02
ssir Observation-Disclosures

empfieblt ii6 b%efonoers bic Grocs,D oes
9e,rn D. 6 10 a, Nr. sol, on
9ouiion, gde Nabarro StraBe, moielblt
man neben alen Stapel= unb 6ancDs
MrtifeIn, 9elieateKeu aler grt finoet.
9err 3iolba6a bat ii6 baburd1, baB er
nur aute Waaren liefert, einen STUFF
ermOtben, Der ibm cine fefte 2unoi9aft
li6ert. Desbalb fault Cure Groceries
bel y. GlOlbald. 2be3 .1mt3mm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

pr Die meue Il en- / m portir.
ten 9elitateffen, eingemadte
Grl9te unb Semitic, Budmbeat unb
Maple Syrup, neller Sugar 0ouie Mos
Ialles, Graders un6 Biscuits, Butter
unb @ier liets frii6 unb in groBen
8orrdtben bel 9 mitb & Wilo n,
Gfe Der Solebab II. 0ouffon StraBe.
glle Oroe,s per6en prompt ausgefibrt
unb Die @aaren ins 9aus 8eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02
ltebler Mtbem fomust aus benz masen

1teutSI N*t9SuW tUNNUtt WV USHt OtHBVH
un6 fam Ieidt sebefett tperben, tpenn
man g immons 2iDer.& Re
guIator einnimmt. st III be-
ionbers fur ben Wagen seeignet, belz
fert Die @dure, aerii6rt bic fauligen
Safe uno legt bic g%nt3ln6uus. Mimm
mad benz gHen eineu balben GBl6ifel
bon, bas erlei9tert ben SioHme6iel
unb fdert pSlige 8eroauung, Obne
tpel@e iene tpiberli9e Gt6rung unb iibIer
Ntberl eniiteben muB. Ser @esuIator
befeitiet @alisteit, Spspepfie, 0artleis
bi9teit unb nerbbies 2opfmeb, lit rein
begetabilif6 uno barmlos. Sur BON
s. $. 3eitin G So. bereitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

fOrberli6 fein tpiirbe, 1T Elm eroBes
2ublbaus aut Der Werft, in tpeldes
bag Gleii6 fofort nod benz Shla6ten
gebra6t tpilrbe, unb no bic 2abung
fir 6as Refrigerator : @9if aufgena:
pelt tuerben f0nate. iobaB oieIes ni6t
ldngsre 3eit int 5afen 5u%riidgebalte1
gu 1perben breu6te, dig gum 8elaben
oeRelben n0tbig 1T.
Wir limb auf ben Nussang 6es grpes
r!mentes febr %geipannt. @elingt es,
10 ,uiirbe @albeiton uu3tpeifelbaft ben
Martt. to~enigitens fitr Sag @ieb in ben
'ilowedli@en &ifen. Counties, per6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

@r @ebr. @riBer iinb prattis
fGe ubrma6er, @rabeure un0 Golbars
better unb tbun ale lire Nrbeit ielbft.
DeBbalb tpirb jeber ni6t rllr aufs bette
unb prompt. fonbern aud gu mdbi8en
YreiIen bebient.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

6errens unO 3nabeM.Mu.
3 Ii 9 E, idUer aenus fiir 0erbf unb
Winter Is = 335% biliger als friber,
UNI NIT benz 8orratb gu rdumen. pan'
coat 6 G0hn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

saT @lesonte 9erreu : Nn5ise su
So, So uno 81. Delde So, So unb $40
tpertb fno. Sang polen6ete 9emoen
au $3.50, bel q. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

sa- Wei ben @ebr. griBer,
246 Commerce GtraEe. finbet man cine
bor3ii9li6e Nustpahl BON SupeleH aler
Dirt, Diamanten, ubren, SilbersWaas
rem &C. au mdBigen 9reifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

sar SobnOn8ros. li.feru bic
beiten unb %bilisiteH Srudia9en. @ebt
3u ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

H1 GarOIan & &img's 10
unb Is Gents Steaks f6nren in Der
Stabt ni6t i%ibertrDIfen tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

sar 6einfte unb biuisite 9rudia.
der BEL S 0 + II on 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

sa- @ei6dftsansise fur $40, $1l,
uno $3.50, bel u. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

-. Alle ileue Sorten in Siiten, bic
Dunlap einsei6lohen, bel paneOaf &
5obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

~ Sang uoaene 8eintleibsr fir
81 unb 50, bel u. morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02
Sln9lingena Mdnnern
tDtrb
&tdere @etltn0 0~aramtirt.

Die f&redlidea BoIsen Der Suseublanben,
@el9Ie@tel@nd4e b~erurfadeub, pOburd Self
un6 a6rptt ruinirt mer6en,~ perNe0ueNt ae.
helgt. Geratlopfen, G1idternbeit, Gaamfn.
ab1nk. gebdGtni6fdipa&s, 8erIuf Der ener.
ete, Mbnei9uus sesen @eftaf9aft unb MeIan.
9ulis gxiinbIiG tarirt. @srbeiratbste Mdnaer,
epsr lold9e, bic fi6 berbeiratben molten, Die in
gol8e bon Subtraction in Der Sxaenb an .ge.
f@le9tss unb 3erbsnldbdde Iei6eu, merbeu
griiHDIt4 furirt. Refine MineraIien einaeaes
ben. Surge Mduner, bic ibre Belt nit unfabi.
geH teufeu btrf9penbet nnb fi9 baburd 8rant>
gsttsu BEG 6opfes. Der Rale, bes Salies, Der
tsbtrs eungtn, @ineepeibe unb bes Maaens
tuse5ogen baben. Werben fdnea turirt. 2abt
quo uiat tur& fnli9es SdamssfabI abbalten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

Maberi6'S 8amt, augemeines 8anfs
seiddft. Sablt AZ 3inien auf DepOiiten
fir beitimmte 3eit.
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Pie ausmittel ioaoer 9leiden.


80 babe eimmons aiSer Meoulator
lap8e Sabre biubur9 eebraudt un6 20 1T
Dat etntiee 3ans ulitteI sepeIen, oeien mir
tnt ttbtenffn. Mud meme Wutter mar
fesbt eiaget0mmen far oie8 MitteI. G8i
e94e 3abeflaffiee, neil ii@er ipirtenSe Me.
g1etM bet allen St0runaen 6e8 9~erbauunq8s
gltslae uno fem bauptpertb beitebt Sa.
r(NS NrQNfbeiten an berttn.
etyts Sd Yaege eS allen meinen Greun.
oku q eI1pfeblen unb neroe aud in 3u.
tnaft fortfn1reu, bies gu tbun."
6ec. Some8 W. HcDinS,
@aFor an Der Sabl. Metbobifteafirde in
Gairielb, 30.
Nan Part Belt rnb Doctor ednuns
gen, wenrs man INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator i'm Sauie fabrt.
sd ftabe, boB SIMMONS LIVER RE.
GULAToR 6as bette GamilienmitteI 1T,
geeen 2eibsn aler sfrt, wie 8srbau.
Mng1 q ode RoIif Diarrb0e,
S06brenMen ano @aIIigfeit.
Bon allen 6ielen 2eioen berfdaft Der Sc.
Der Regulator fdnele nao iidere slbbiIfe.
sssna iG febr ~fubifantiea su aben6 &c.
atfei babe, pfese td boz Dem 3mbette.
Geben einea Ebeelofel . OF beFelben au mir
tn ttbrien un6 i9 bteibe oann bon iebem
@sfibl oes llnbebaaens befreit.~
Sbib g.. Spatts,
Ct Mabor Dor Maeon, Ga.
srDsr einSiSe d4te eeber @esutato,
trdat uaffre Sanbelsmarfe ~ born auf
benz llmfdIas.
r. TT. Zailir g. ~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

Yaneoat & SObn ~be,taufen
S~eirenfleiOer 25 - 1870 biliger als irs
genb elm 9aus in Der Stabt. 9ies 1T
fein 5umbus. lleber5eugt @ud!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

Dar Seer Don @arDIan & Rin8
fault, ipart @elb fir Sis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

Maberid'S 8ant beiorst 8elbiea.
bungen nod alien Sbeileu Deuti6lanbs
ins paus ab9eliefert gu ~biligeren Ratea
ais bic pOitOfice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

va Sbr fpart @elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudia6en bel SobnOn 8res.
anfsrtigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02

Rag 5errens unb 2nabenbite ipOtts
biaig bel u. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-02
D R. WASSERZUG G.,
80 oafuItiren.
sfo. 7S4 GlmAStr., 9allas, Seras

aug Bs9rtuIeH TtuhfqetteH curItt.
Hrompte anfmsrffamfsit Rorresponbenseu se.
fdeult. Melbet mir bic SbMptome uub Me6i.
iin Dirb 1nbertisli@ C O. d. berlaabt. Or.
@adn5ug III elm Srobuirter Oiplom in feiner
0fisel NIT lsiabriser 4raris butter fd. prat.
tisirt felt SabreH In DaIas. II, Stun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
DECLINE IN NAILS.
TIE Price of Ten Penny S2.11 Net Cash
Per Krg.

TAe Price of Ten Penny S2.11 Net Cash
Per R-g.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April % The Teduc-
ton of the card rate OF nails is occasion
ing comment in this city. The rate has
been reduced from 50 10 to 81 so. This
virtually puts the selling price at 81 10
IN Cer-lOts and and al additional per
cent { IF for cash. By this change IA the
card rate, the wages of aeileTs will
De reduced about per cent. By the
amalgamated asSCcja'ion's card which was
adopted By the Pittsburg nail manufac-
turers, tn nai!ers were receiving 19
cents when the card-Cate was. S2-0, IN &
1925 card they Will only receive Is cents.
The iron manufacturers are nov con-
graduating themselves they dill not fol
low the example of the nail CA=a aud ad-
vance the price CT iron. By continuing
stais card ~ 20 cents the trade has Ye-
manned in good condition. Il Is SAID
the present selling priees of both
mails Gad iron will DC the basis
OF an argument to be used
bV the manufacturers sgsinst any pro
,Rnsed increase of the scale of wa5es at
he annual meeting of the Amalgamated
Association TO be held next June. "If
the Amalgamated Association shows its
Wisdom" said well known iron manu-
fse;urer this afternoon, cit VIII let well
enough alone, and not try to change the
basis for wages. Il has been clearly
proven now that rail men and eastern
manufacturers made q great mistake il
advancing card rates"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
WACO.
a Merchant Charged with Attempted
Arson-An Old Chargs.
Gnacinl To 10 -.aZnttn

a Merchant Charged with Attempted
Arson-An Old Charge.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April 23.-Dani8l Tngue,
merchant at Moody, was arrested by
Constable Montgomery Of thet precinct
and brought here and jailed to-day on 8
charge of attempting to burn mis- store.
1t is stated that Trigue agreed with one
jim CHRISTIANS To Durn his store, for
which tie was to receive Sac Christians.
instead of burning the store as agreed
upon, informed justice of the peace of
what had occurred between. Trigue and
himself. Trjgue, previous to his arrest
made an assignment to u Mr.. WIford %
| Moody. At his arrest he turned over
| his entire stock Of goods to Mr.. Sam
| Sanger of this city, who is one of his
! largest creditors. II is Stated tina Mr.
! Sanger takes the enrire stock, which IL
estimated al about G,093, under the
! consideration that be assumes all tne
| Indebtedness thereon.
| Sheriff West Of Navarro county brought
| Harry Ciippard and mad him COnfued il
J4ll here to-day until he is ready to leaV5
with him. Clippard is arrested on a
charge of burglary cOnmltted l. Navarro
| county ABOUT SIX years ago. tie has Just
served out term IN the peni entlary and
was at work in the store IN 8urnet county
when arrested.
WACO. Tx, April. 23,-The "Iottery
case" gaiust The Day Publishing Com
pany, which was set for triall in the
County court TO-DAY, was continued autii
next term, simply because the crowded
state of the criminal docket did not allow
the case TO be reached this term. The Day
was ready for trial.
IL the United States District court to-
day the jury gave a verdict against the
| Pacific Express company, in the suit for
damages brought by !. M. Elkins Of
Erath county, WHO sued for SIS, Gee dam
ages for detention of the corpse of his
son, who d ed at Itsscs, Hill county, last
Deoem 1er. The body was shipped to
Hico. Hamilton county, and was held in
transit at Waco for twenty-fouE hoars.
! TIE Jury awarded $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
CANDIDA.

sALIsBURT's PROPORTION CONDEANED.
TORONTO, ONT, ApriI 23.-The Globe
today referring to Lord S&iisbury,s
proposition on the 1shezy question says:
Lord Sallsbury's proposed AFFECT ear
render to the Washington gov arhment is
not the surrender of anything belonging
to the Eng!ish of Great Britain, but the
surrender of valuable property belonging
TO Britains of C43ads end tie Surrender
OF every main cCRte7tiOn h shertO upheld
by the Caaadiang. We pointed Ous the
othec day that tie issue between Csnads
and the Un-sed Statss was. such
that one must yield unless e
settlement e2ad!ng that issue, could:
be arrived Al. One has. been
reached. 1t consists in giving ev 3Eything
% the United States ana in d.sgraCiug
| the people OF this county, as tks7 could
never be di- Iraced erd dishC EOred by
RanlulIy detauding theiE rightc. even 70
the point o. war. The 0far o. The TcTy
Premier is, cowardly, despsesble and
lreacherous to Canada, and should - be
rztif d by the dominion Parliament it
! will never again be possible % assert our
right to exclude America fishermen
from Ou-.snshore vsters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
AUSEIN.
Treasury Reooipts-gntered at .he G9n9ed
erRte Home.

Treasury Reooipts-Entered at >he. Gonfed
erats Home.
Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, Tex, April % The German
Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congrega-
ton of Falls county filed a charter to-
day.
The Treasurer to-day paid out SIS, 900;
nearly all of it going to soAooI teachers.
The receipts were $4,000
Neither Governor Ross nor General
King haze heard anything from Greer
county relative TO an Indian outbreak.
plain Nc Marray ard his rangers are a.
Quanacs whence q sensational Indian dis
patch 2I1Guaee1 last night, aad Yet he has
not seen iC To communicate with heeQ-
quarters, and the whole stC=y is discreClt-
ed here.
VIII Lambert, ore Of the directors
of the Confederate H lue, to-day entered
Andrew ). DaushueE CE CompanY II
Six5a Texas Cavairr, Sal Ross old regi,
me4t, at The home. An&y used 10 live in
Waco, and his former fs4ends cen De as
suTed be is nov Well cared for. There
aIa nO8 eighteen inmsses ct the home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

heart as an attached witness IN murder
case in the District court, in which the
Rutherford boys of this county are charged
with whipping old maG Everheart with 3
wet rope about two years ago, and Or
dered him to leave the country within t.
certain time. Some Of the old mans
friends moved him into Callahan county,
AM he soon died from the effects of the
whipping. The Rutherford boys, who are
charged with the crime, live in about
seven miles of this place, and are highly
respected, and when the sheriff of Gala.
han came over and arrested them few
days ago, it was quite surprise to every
one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
WILLS POINT.
Important Gases Disposed OF in the Dis
trict Court.

Important Cases Disposed OF in the Dis
triot Court.
Special to the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, April IS District
court il session at Canton Will adjourn
this evening, So fer the most important
cases disposed of are: Mrs. NJ. j. O'Neal
VS.. H. Fuller, TO recover her interest in
the O'Neal, now the Montfort house.
This property was sold under 8 deed Of
trust. The court held that the error OF
allowing the sheriff TO make the sale dur
ing the absence of the trustee was fatal
to the purpose OF the deed of trust, and
gave Judgment in favor of Mrs O'Neal
for half the property and Sll50 pack
rent.
In the case of Latham, for horse stealing,
Latham got five years in the penitentiary.
This is the same man whose wife died
under suspicious Circums stances last year,
and who beat the case when tried for
poisoning h~r, and who afterwards came
from Cherokee county and stole mule
from her father, all of which appeared in
THE GAZETTE al the different times.
JEFF Clarady was iued $3.50 for cutting
man named Hide at a party about FIVE
years ago.
Tom COuant, who shot at man named
OVerstreet in 1881, and whose case has
been up at every term of the District
court since, was acquitted. Some i'm
pOTtelt cases will be called to-day.
Judge MCCord will Try the corporation
case here, sometime next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
Charged With Horse THEFT.

SPecisi to the Gazette.
WEATHERFcaD. Tx, Apr 23.-To-
Day about loon considerable excitement
was created GA the public sq2are when 8
man by the name Of Holloway IRON Dallas
comfy Noticed Sheriff SIsk. and Marshal
Brottan that g nan was riding one Of his
horses out Of tcwu; that L. had tracked
the horse IRON Dallas county to misplace
and that he was being hidden out. The
Officers st once started n the direction the
party was alleged to have gOae. overtak~
ing HIN about half = nile cut Of town,
when it Was found the man was Webb
KeatA, well 6nowa here. He stated that
he had traded for the animal, which stste-
meat is considered here a5 being true.
He IS not beloved TO be guilty By all
those who know him, however ne was
placed under bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
EaglRRd.
EvICTIoS3 AND COERCION.

LONDON, April 23-hE. O'BrieR has
postponed his Canadian tip fOr e week
pending negotiations f3T q settlement
between LORD LansdCTne's agent and
tenants on his estates. Three more eVic-
tioas were eEected at Lugga Cu2rsn to
dag, completing the list. Al told forty
tenants, representing 800 souls, have
been evictad. The police and soldiers
have been withdrawn.
a grea3 meeting was held to-day to.
protest against the coercion bill. Fully
TO-, 900 sersons, were present. Several
members Of Parliament were present.
Resolutions denouucing coercion were
adopted By an almost unanimous vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The SChnoebeIs Incident as Viewed
in France and Germany--Uneasi-
ness in AIsace-Lorraine.
French Conspirators Must Leave
German Soil or Suffer- the Full
Penalty OF q Rigorous Law.
Canadians DfspIeased az Salisbury
Proposition to Washington on the
Fisheries Dispute.
France.
scHNoEBELs MUST BE RELEAs

SCHNOEBELS MUST BE RELEASED.
/ PARIS, April 23-Republic Franchise
/ says that the German government mas IN
/ rrmed NJ. Flourena, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, that Prince Bismarck admits that
if The arrest of COmmissory SchnOebeIs
was made on French territory the inter
national law will requirc his release. The
French papers persistently r1ge calmness
and that the government be left TO pursue
the necessary action.
THE SENTIMENT IN EAHIs.
PARIS, April 23.-There is tremendous
+ latent excitement here over the Schnoe-
bells affair. The general belief is that
Bismarck wants to create 8 situation
which will render war Inevitable.
GERMANY's CHARGES.
PARIS, April 23.-Le Matin declares
| that the Secretary of the German Embassy
! has informed NJ. Flourens that Nj.
Schnoebels was arrested because he was
tempting German recruits to desert from
the army. The Offense was committed On
! German soil. The secretary who is act
| ing in absence of an Ambassador says
that his government Will make ample rep
! 4TdIlOu IL IL Is pIOfEu Iu6G C1SuCu sui
was violated by the arrest.
COOLING OFF.
| PARIS, April % The public feeling
: here concerning Il e arrest of NJ. SChnOe-
/ BEES has grown much Calmrr. It has
! 5Tanspred that a LeipSlc court previous
| 70 the arrest had condemned SchnOebel>
/ for high treason for melting recruits to
desert
The Nancy procurstor's Official report
I Of SchnOeDels' arrest states that SChnOe-
j bels had advanced few steps across the
frontier when he met an individual with
/ whom he began conversation when the
! police seized him.
/ WHICH SIDE OF THE LINE.
I PARIS, April %. The Cabinet to-day
discussed NJ. ) huaebeps arrest. M.
SOrrien, minister Of justice, submitted Z
report mede Of the affair by the procura-
. tor of Nancy, within whose jurisdiction
the arrest took place, and the evidence
adduced at the judicial inquiry showing
that the arrest was made on French soil.
/ The Cabinet, as result Of the discus
sion, resolved that NJ. FIOGTens, foreign
minister, should com uuniCate with the
/ German embas .adOr and through NJ. Her
/ bette, French EN- rassadOr at Berlin, to
/ Germany the subject matter of the doCu-
ments.
ARRESTED ON GER,iAH SOIL.
| LONDON, April 23.-lhe French gov
! ernment has arcerCalned that ScnnOeoeIs
was arrested on German soil. The re-
ports Of the German Police are to the
/ same effect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
In Favor of the Citizens.

Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON. TEX, April 23.-The iDjunc-
ton suit of citizens restraining the city
from collecting special tax On private
vehicles came before District Judge Mas
terson to-day and wss decided in fayCE
OF the citizens,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
ScaEland.
AN IMPROVED YACHT.

GLASGOW, April 28.-Tbe Yacht Thistle
will be launched nex. Tuesday. Phe af-
iair will oe conducted in strict privacy.
The builders and WOrkmen who have
been engaged on the craft have been all
sworn to secrecy regarding he construe-
ion and the Improvements embodied
therain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
Ireland.

PROTEST AGAINST THE COERCION BILL.
DURL4N, April 23.-Right Rev. Abraham
Brownngg, Roman E;stholic Bishop Of
Ossory, snd the priests Cf his diocese,
have signed protest against the passage
Of the coercion OIL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
Quite q Surprisa

Special 70 the GsZette.
Cisco, TEX, April 23.-Sheriff D. j.
Rowe of Comanche passed through here
to-day en- route to Baird, with Mrs, Ever
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q EE W

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